.NET Core Microservices - Use Ocelot to Retrieve All Products

The video tutorial explains how to configure a gateway using Ocelot for a web project. It covers setting up the localhost URL and port, configuring routes and paths, and understanding upstream and downstream paths. The tutorial also demonstrates how to run and test the configuration, ensuring that requests are correctly forwarded to the appropriate services. The focus is on simplifying the configuration process and ensuring that the gateway efficiently manages API requests.

What is the primary port number used for the gateway in this setup?

• 4040

• 7070

• 5050

• 6060

Which URL setting remains outside the gateway configuration?

• Identity API

• User API

• Product API

• Order API

What is the purpose of defining a base URL in the Ocelot configuration?

• To establish the main entry point for the gateway

• To configure the server timezone

• To set the default API endpoint

• To specify the database connection

In the context of Ocelot, what does 'upstream' refer to?

• The destination service for a request

• The source of a request

• The database server

• The client application

What is the role of the downstream path in Ocelot configuration?

• It indicates where the request should be forwarded

• It defines the database schema

• It sets the server timezone

• It specifies the client application

What must be included in the startup project to see the gateway configuration in action?

• Only the main project

• Both the main and gateway projects

• Only the gateway project

• Only the database project

What indicates a successful request forwarding in the logs?

• A 200 OK response

• A 403 Forbidden response

• A 404 Not Found response

• A 500 Internal Server Error